The India-EU Free Trade Agreement is a landmark shift for the domestic consumer sector | Mint

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The india-eu free trade agreement is a landmark shift for the domestic consumer sector | mint

27 Jan 2026

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The India-EU Free Trade Agreement marks a pivotal shift for India’s consumer and retail sectors. By removing tariffs on items like chocolate, pasta, and vegetable oils, the deal lowers costs for manufacturers but heightens the threat from international competitors. Success in this new landscape requires a focus on sourcing transparency and sharp market positioning.

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